When Mistletoe Makes You Weep: Navigating the Holidays After Loss by Bard
As the festive season rolls in, twinkling lights and cheerful carols paint a picture of merriment and joy. But for those of us navigating...
Navigating the Path of Love After Loss: A Guide to Dating After Losing Your Spouse by Bard
Navigating the world of dating after losing your spouse can be a daunting and emotional journey. The grief of loss still lingers, and the...
Cherish the Moments by Dulcie Bercaw
Good morning. I usually post thought-provoking posts and today will be no different. Yesterday I posted about the holiday season and...
Broken by Marshall Thrasher
Broken: Most of us feel lonely, empty, and broken which is only natural for the types of loss we have experienced. Brokenness doesn’t...
Coping by Marshall Thrasher
Most of us are caught in a nightmare. We recognize that our past is over, we feel ready for chapter two, and then we find ourselves...
I Miss That! by Meredith Dilling Mariani
I wrote this last night after a few drinks at my firepit. I tweaked it today. I hope whoever reads this, needs it. We all need to feel...
Chance by John M Walker
The day my wife went home was not only the worst day of my life but also the hardest event I've ever gone through, this is exaggerated by...
God is Good by Juanita Hinkhouse
I often wonder if what we want is really a second chapter. Sometimes we read a book and it does not end as we wanted it to, much like our...
Tiger Lilies by John M Walker
So, I have been doing my best to absorb the grief that I/we deal with daily. I have had an innumerable amount of emotions and thoughts to...
Addiction by David Twofox
It's terrible to be an ADDICT. And, as much as I hate doing so, must admit that I am, indeed, an addict. Oh, it's NOT drugs or alcohol I...





















